Bier Baron Tavern
The Brickskeller in Washington, D.C. was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the bar with the largest selection of commercially available beers, with over 1,032 bottled beers […]
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Sampling the Winter Brews
Today I heard a radio ad for the new Sam Adams spring seasonal, Alpine Spring, which is described as a citrusy, unfiltered lager that is the perfect transition from winter’s […]
Multiple Guest Brewmaster Winter Holidaze Extravaganzee at RFD
2011 marked the 23rd anniversary of the Annual Multiple Guest Brewmaster Winter Holidaze Extravaganzee, a beer tasting that features DC-area brewpubs and breweries sharing their winter brews. The DC beer […]
Fall 2011 Beer Tasting
Speaking of beer tastings, I had a Fall Beer Tasting before my Oktoberfest Celebration to sample beers for possible inclusion on the Oktoberfest beer menu. I found these Fall seasonals […]
Oktoberfest (Boa Beer Sampling Series Session 16)
Session 16 of the Boa Beer Sampling Series was an Oktoberfest celebration held on October 22, 2011. Autumn is when pale, crisp, and refreshing Summer brews fall out of favor. […]
Flying Dog Brewery – The Alpha Collection
This month marks the second anniversary of this blog! My first post in June 2009 was about my visit to Flying Dog Brewery in Frederick, Maryland. So it’s appropriate that […]
The Best of the Rest 2010
For one of my final posts of 2010, I want to record a few random beers that I drank during the year that didn’t make it into another post. I’ll […]
Strong Ale Tasting at the Brickskeller
Craft beer enthusiasts in the Washington, D.C. area are lucky to have one of the best beer bars in the world close to home: The Brickskeller. The amazing beer selection […]
Beer for Christmas
I just finished off all of the beer I received as Christmas gifts this year. My sister Jen, who lives in North Carolina, gave me a mixed six pack of […]
Boa’s Beer Sampling Series, Session 13: Decemberfest
Session 13 of Boa’s Beer Sampling Series was held on December 5, 2009. The session was dubbed Decemberfest, for a celebration of winter beers. Winter seasonals represent a centuries-old tradition […]
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